The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway

"The Old Man and the Sea" was written by Ernesto Hemingway in Cuba in 1951 and was published in 1952. This is a novel about an old man named Santiago. He did not catch fish for 84 days. He set out to try luck, but he was able to catch a very big fish, but he returned naked. This story focuses on the challenge he encountered in the sea to capture the very big fish. Assuming that it has its own characteristics, the sea plays an important role in the novel beyond mere setting.

Ernest Hemingway's "Old Man and the Sea" After reading Ernest Hemingway's novel "Old Man and the Sea", I was puzzled by the old man's repetition. In this book, the elderly Santiago points far away fishing. To me it sounds like he is excusing himself for himself that he can not bring fish. On the other hand, he may notice that he should not go out so far as it is not worthwhile ... he may have noticed that these efforts to gain respect and reputation for local fishermen Personality characteristics were materialized. In order to do this he is hoping to find big fish to bring home, much farther than other fishing and civil aviation - bigger than any fish they catch

In the Ernest Hemingway book "Old Man and the Sea" the old man explained about many marine animals and clarified how Hemingway looks at human values ​​and moral values. The old man saw different aspects of the human nature of each marine organism. The three marine creatures described by Ernest Hemingway are jellyfish, turtles and sharks. Sea otters are like the beauty of camouflage, turtles are very strong, and sharks are like thieves. The elderly water jelly explains jellyfish

In the "Old Man and the Sea" Ernesto Hemingway mentioned an old fisherman and the unhappy trial he faced because his "luck" was exhausted. Through this novel, fisherman Santiago duplicates the ideal person of Hemingway, a noble hero. Hemingway has its own code of conduct. His moral severity, instinct and gratitude to humanity. He understands a specific lifestyle and time. He believes in adventure and acts intuitively. He believes ... the old man and the sea of ​​the novel "Old Man and the Sea", Santiago is a tragic hero with a tragic defect. His arrogance ultimately led to his victory for several reasons. The arrogance of San Diego helped him grow into a passionate, optimist and decisive individual, which ultimately helped him to win. San Diego is not only proud but also very enthusiastic about fishing. This is obvious in his remarks, "I need to deserve the great DiMaggio